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Tau man ji D

  • 2005
  • TV-PG
  • 1h 47min
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Jay Chou in Tau man ji D (2005)
After winning his first competition, Takumi focuses his attention on drift racing, a sport he has unknowingly perfected while delivering tofu in his father's Toyota AE86.
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Después de ganar su primera competición, Takumi centra su atención en las carreras de derrapes, un deporte que sin saberlo ha perfeccionado mientras entregaba tofu en el Toyota AE86 de su pa... Leer todoDespués de ganar su primera competición, Takumi centra su atención en las carreras de derrapes, un deporte que sin saberlo ha perfeccionado mientras entregaba tofu en el Toyota AE86 de su padre.Después de ganar su primera competición, Takumi centra su atención en las carreras de derrapes, un deporte que sin saberlo ha perfeccionado mientras entregaba tofu en el Toyota AE86 de su padre.

  • Dirección
    • Wai Keung Lau
    • Alan Mak
    • Ralph Rieckermann
  • Guionistas
    • Shuichi Shigeno
    • Felix Chong
  • Elenco
    • Jay Chou
    • Anthony Chau-Sang Wong
    • Edison Chen
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  • CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
    6.4/10
    10 k
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    • Dirección
      • Wai Keung Lau
      • Alan Mak
      • Ralph Rieckermann
    • Guionistas
      • Shuichi Shigeno
      • Felix Chong
    • Elenco
      • Jay Chou
      • Anthony Chau-Sang Wong
      • Edison Chen
    • 58Opiniones de los usuarios
    • 38Opiniones de los críticos
    • 48Metascore
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      • 12 premios ganados y 18 nominaciones en total

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    Jay Chou
    Jay Chou
    • Takumi Fujiwara
    Anthony Chau-Sang Wong
    Anthony Chau-Sang Wong
    • Bunta 'Tofuman' Fujiwara
    • (as Anthony Wong)
    Edison Chen
    Edison Chen
    • Ryousuke Takahashi
    Shawn Yue
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    • Takeshi Nakazato
    Anne Suzuki
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    • Natsuki Mogi
    Chapman To
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    Kenny Bee
    Kenny Bee
    • Yuuichi 'Gasman' Tachibana
    Jordan Chan
    Jordan Chan
    • Kyouichi Sudou
    Will Liu
    Will Liu
    • Seiji Iwaki
    Tsuyoshi Abe
    • Kenji
    Kiyohiko Ueki
    • Iketani
    Kazuo Yashiro
    • SpeedStars Member
    Miki Kuroiwa
    • Natsuki Mogi's Classmate
    Megumi Seitone
    • Natsuki Mogi's Classmate
    Sayaka Takizawa
    • Natsuki Mogi's Classmate
    Kazuyuki Tsumura
    • Mr. X
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    Chie Tanaka
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    Daiichiro Yuyama
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      • Wai Keung Lau
      • Alan Mak
      • Ralph Rieckermann
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      • Felix Chong
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    8Karri_Koivusalo

    Fun, unpretentious street racing movie.

    This movie is a live-action adaptation of a manga/anime series of the same name. The story is abridged synthesis of the first two seasons of the anime, with details from the fourth(third?) mixed in. Compared to the original work, much of the characters' personalities, relationships and motives have been altered, some in the ways that are hard to agree with, too. Many of the characters have been dropped or diminished. Judging the movie as independent entity, it's not a great deal, but some of the modifications make the story a bit confusing. Casting itself is rather good. Characters have strong resemblance to their drawn counterparts, apart from the main character and her girlfriend. To even things a bit, their characters are best preserved in the screenplay.

    What I like in the movie best is it's honesty. The movie does not try to justify the illegal street racing theme with some far-fetched undercover cop/family honor/extortion -subplot, it's only about young men driving fast on downhill. Though the most spectacular stunts are CGI, the races are pleasant to watch, by no means small reason being the relatively calm pace of editing. Drivers' actions while cornering, the toe-heel braking, down shifting and steering, are usually shown in single shot, instead of several split-second extreme closeups. What I also liked was the fact the races are about who was the best driver, not about who has the most outrageous sticker or flashiest accessories on the car.

    The movie has been criticized for lack of plot. I don't think it is so. The plot is subdued, not overly dramatized story of a regular kid who learns about downhill racing scene in his home town. The biggest problem with the script is the inclusion of 2nd and 3rd Stage. The plot makes all too abrupt change of direction halfway through the movie because of this. The movie finale is a synthesis of 1st season and rewritten 2nd season finales, it's awkward and not very successful. I can't help thinking the movie could have been better if the writers had made the scope a little less wide and only included the 1st season.

    Even so, the movie is rather enjoyable. You don't need to vegetate through the movie to enjoy it, or have a die-hard passion for the subject.
    7ebiros2

    Interesting Hong Kong Movie shot in Japan

    Based on a long running comic series by Shuuichi Shigeno, this all star cast Hong Kong movie puts on screen what's on the comic's volume 1-15 ( Part until Takumi joins Project D ).

    Takumi Fujiwara (Jay Chou) is a high school student who lives with his single father running a tofu shop. Inbetween his tofu deliveries, he frequents Mt. Akina that has winding roads to improve his driving skills. He gets involved with the street racers that frequents the area, and a battle ensues to prove who's the fastest one on the road. Takumi with his outstanding driving skills, bests other racers with better performing cars. Amongst the people who shows up was Ryosuke Takahashi (Edison Chen). Ryosuke takes notice of Takumi's talent, and takes interest in him. Takumi's girlfriend Natsuki (Ann Suzuki) is chummy with Takumi, but she also has other things going on with older men. Takumi goes head to head with Keiichi Sudo (Jordan Chan) to prove who's the fastest man on the road.

    The same staff from Medea Asia that's created the "Infernal Affair" series made this movie. The movie was shot on location in Japan around Yahikoiwamuro highway in Niigata Prefecture, and Shibukawa city in Gunma prefecture. The production quality is high despite the difficulty of bringing the location to Japan. Mt. Akina is a fictitious mountain that's modeled after Mt. Haruna in Gunma prefecture.

    One of the center piece of the action is the Sprinter Trueno AE86 that Takumi drives. Despite its diminutive size, it succeeds in out performing cars that are designed for racing performances. Trueno is is a sister model of Corolla Levin, and shares the same frame, and the engine. It's a performance version of the standard Sprinter model with a twin cam 4A-GEU engine. In the '80s Japan, 4A-GEU souped up to 450 horse power was sold by custom shops. Used on AE86 that weighs less than a ton, the combination made the car into a deadly rocket that can go head to head with lesser powered cars like the GT-R. So a car to car battle like the one seen in this movie was entirely "Possible". The original comic states that the story is occurring sometime in the '90s time frame, and the cars appearing in this movie also reflects this fact.

    I wonder if China these days are following the Hollywood style casting that casts compatible astrological sun sign actors in the leading role. This method seems to ensure good chemistry between male and the female lead. In this movie, three earth sign actors plays the lead (Ann Suzuki - Taurus, Anthony Wong - Virgo, and Jay Chou - Capricorn).

    The movie has a world of its own that's completely different from the TV anime series, and in some ways more exciting due to the interaction between the stars, and the actual driving that takes place on the road. It's an excellently made movie that combines best of what Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Japan has to offer. I only wish that Edison Chen would return to Hong Kong cinema. He was very good in this movie.

    A very enjoyable movie that takes you into the world of street racing culture of Japan.
    10vivisi

    Great car racing and drifts, cute actors, who wants more?

    I haven't read any Initial D manga, and frankly, hadn't heard of it until a friend asked to watch this movie, thus cannot comment on the accuracy of the story.

    But after watching the movie for the 10th time, I can freely say the movie is a must-see for car lovers, and goes beyond Hollywood fake races, which makes speed and fancy cars seem more important than the driver's ability. The actors did a great job, too, specially Bunta Fujiwara (Takumi's father), who plays hilarious scenes.

    Not to mention the Soundtrack, which is great add to the competition scenes.
    7theredcomet2000

    Reminiscent of the original, but what happened to the music?

    Overall, I'll have to say right off the bat that as a fan of the original anime I found it somewhat amusing.

    There are a few things that the movie does right. The camera angles and the overall feel of the movie was spot-on to the original source material. A particular highlight was the "zoom-in-on-the-eyes" of the loser in one particular race. This was exactly like the anime, and was a great touch.

    People might slam Jay Chou, but I thought he did a good job in this. It's rather hard to screw up a character who is generally bored and half-asleep (as he is portrayed in the anime).

    There are a lot of small changes here and there, such as Bunta being a drunkard for comedy relief, and the complete lack of Keisuke (his character was combined with Nakazato). Or the fact that the anime Nakazato drove the 4WD GT-R model of Skyline, and did not drift. I won't touch on these in detail, as they didn't really bother me that much.

    However, the biggest element lacking in this is the music! Inital D fans know that Initial D is known for it's high energy dance-style J-pop music. Considering there are at least 10 Initial D soundtrack CD's out in Japan, I can't believe they didn't realize how popular the music is.

    The music in the film is best described as "Chinese rap/R&B" I guess, which really hurt the feel of the movie in my opinion.

    As synonymous the anime is with the music, I can't help but think what it would be without it. We'd be left with scenes of car racing with cheesy dialog, intertwined with brief romance scenes. Which now that I think of it, pretty much sums up this film.

    If they were to make an Initial D anime series with music similar to this movie's soundtrack, I wonder if I would like it as much.

    I just might feel the same way about it as I do this movie, in that it's a nice reminiscent film somewhat faithful to the original, but nothing to get really excited about.

    If you're not a fan of Inital D or of import racing, there's not much for you here.
    8dbborroughs

    Chinese adaptation of a Japanese comic is not you typical race film. Probably will play better if you don't know the source and are open to different take in a race film

    Takumi is a high schooler who often delivers his fathers tofu late at night. His late night trips have made him adept at the winding down hill run of Mt. Akina, which is a course used by the street racers of the area as the ultimate test of skill. When an unintentional race brings him to the notice of the racers, his life changes as he has to field numerous offers to actually see who is the best driver.

    Based on a Japanese comic and cartoon, Initial D is a live action Chinese film thats broken box office records across Asia. Despite being a huge animation fan I've never seen the animation nor have a I read the comic. I'm not sure if thats a good thing or a bad thing, but seeing how many fans of the source material are unhappy with the film I would say its a good thing.

    Flat out I liked this movie. It did take a while to warm up to, but once I began to take it for what it is I thoroughly enjoyed it.

    Is it a great film? In someways yes and in others no. As I said this takes a bit to get going. The lead is a bit too closed mouth for my taste, barely uttering a word for the entire two hours. Its a bit too teen angsty. Still you have great characters and great performances by pretty much everyone in the cast (even if everyone was speaking three or four different languages when this was filmed.

    The racing is excellent. Its mostly seems to have been done with out CGI enhancement. I like that there are no horrific crashes, police chases or other clichéd events that are so rampant in American movies. And while I was initially apprehensive by the fact the racing is always on the same stretch of road, I warmed to the idea since by doing that we really got to see who was best. (If you want American style racing in many different environments stay away)

    Definitely worth a look see, especially if you want to see a race film that is not like all of the rest. 7.5 out of 10 rounded up to 8 out of 10 for IMDb purposes.

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    • Trivia
      Three new Toyota AE86 Sprinter Truenos, a car out of production since 1987, were especially built by Toyota for the film.
    • Errores
      The actors are Hong Kong Chinese nationality, yet their characters have the original Japanese names.
    • Citas

      Natsuki Mogi: It's most important to find a world that belongs to us. Life is meaningful only when we can find this world.

    • Conexiones
      Featured in Troldspejlet: Episode #36.5 (2007)
    • Bandas sonoras
      All The Way North
      Produced by Jay Chou

      Composed by Jay Chou

      Performed by Jay Chou

      Lyrics by Vincent Fang

      Arranged by Again Tsai

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 23 de junio de 2005 (China)
    • Países de origen
      • China
      • Hong Kong
    • Sitio oficial
      • Media Asia (Hong Kong)
    • Idiomas
      • Cantonés
      • Inglés
    • También se conoce como
      • Initial D
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Mt. Akina, Gunma, Japón(racing scenes)
    • Productoras
      • Media Asia Films
      • Sil-Metropole Organisation
      • Basic Pictures
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